Nack doors????
09-02-2009, 06:09 PM
#45
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U got that rite, They will rock, or I wont make them, but if I like them, then they go into production, the main problem is that I make stuff out of the best materials, overkill comes to mind, but I am working on that, well, not really, I am not really sure what they will look like till I get the frames, we will see, like next week!!! The biggest challenge is that I make my stuff here in the United States of America, by Americans, you know, keeping jobs here is kinda important these days, kinda keeps the price above the Chinese $.50 an hour bullshit.
Last edited by Camp Crocker; 09-02-2009 at 06:18 PM.
09-02-2009, 06:10 PM
#46
09-02-2009, 06:16 PM
#47
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yeah i know you use the best materials, i looked at all those pics of the nacks and haven't seen an imperfection in there yet that i would complain about. the quality looks amazing.
we have a canvas shop up here for boat canvas and i know first hand that those nets are a lot of work and to get them right takes alot of skill. and yards and yards and yards of that webbing. i threw a front sectoin net together in a couple hours for the past few days and i finally finished the front today and threw it on, looks good but i need to do the back to finish it and make it alllll good. not enough $ for a nack, but i'm using the best shit i've got. 2" black seatbelt webbing (won't stretch) and Tenara thread (won't burn or rot)
those nacks won't ever fall apart.
we have a canvas shop up here for boat canvas and i know first hand that those nets are a lot of work and to get them right takes alot of skill. and yards and yards and yards of that webbing. i threw a front sectoin net together in a couple hours for the past few days and i finally finished the front today and threw it on, looks good but i need to do the back to finish it and make it alllll good. not enough $ for a nack, but i'm using the best shit i've got. 2" black seatbelt webbing (won't stretch) and Tenara thread (won't burn or rot)
those nacks won't ever fall apart.
09-02-2009, 06:31 PM
#48
yeah i know you use the best materials, i looked at all those pics of the nacks and haven't seen an imperfection in there yet that i would complain about. the quality looks amazing.
we have a canvas shop up here for boat canvas and i know first hand that those nets are a lot of work and to get them right takes alot of skill. and yards and yards and yards of that webbing. i threw a front sectoin net together in a couple hours for the past few days and i finally finished the front today and threw it on, looks good but i need to do the back to finish it and make it alllll good. not enough $ for a nack, but i'm using the best shit i've got. 2" black seatbelt webbing (won't stretch) and Tenara thread (won't burn or rot)
those nacks won't ever fall apart.
we have a canvas shop up here for boat canvas and i know first hand that those nets are a lot of work and to get them right takes alot of skill. and yards and yards and yards of that webbing. i threw a front sectoin net together in a couple hours for the past few days and i finally finished the front today and threw it on, looks good but i need to do the back to finish it and make it alllll good. not enough $ for a nack, but i'm using the best shit i've got. 2" black seatbelt webbing (won't stretch) and Tenara thread (won't burn or rot)
those nacks won't ever fall apart.